- Parrish Dining Room The Good Shepherd.
In this semester have provided care to 70 people among children, adults and elderly. To which gave them food and pastoral training. Daily receive 133 rations lunch and responds to 18 destitute on average.

- Kids Dining Room Saint Anthony of Padua – San Francisco Convent.
The Dining Room is aimed at providing services and strengthening nutritional food to 350 children, mothers and the elderly, sometimes on Saturdays come close to 400 people from the area Rimac, Lima square, Comas, San Juan de Lurigancho, Huerta Loss , among others.
On March 13 of each month concurrent elderly reaches 400 because it is the day of the monthly Mass of St. Anthony of Padua.

- Family Virgin Dining Room.
It provides food and nutritional enhancement to an average of 110 children, adolescents and elderly, the indigent community of Chorrillos and nearby districts, offering 201 daily menus between persons performing symbolic payment and exonerated.

- Saint Martin of Porres dining room.
Whose management is in charge of the Congregation Franciscan Sisters of the Immaculate, its main purpose is to improve the quality of life of people in this area urban marginal, through education, nutrition and regulate the minimum health services.
In this 1st Half the dining room provides care to 70 children between 3 and 15 years of age and adults.

- Saint Vincent of Paul dining room.
In this institution they offer nutritional reinforcement to 64 people among kids, pregnant women and grandpas. They are open from Monday to Friday. Osma Foundation continues to support through the donation of a monthly subsidy. Mothers that are in charge make a hard work in pastoral and work also in the labor formation of the mothers.

- Food Program of the Saint Francis Parris in Huánuco
The dining room has been supported since October of last year, operates in AA.HH. Alfonso Ugarte and Heroes of Jactay, which are the most depressed areas of the city, in this dining room provides food (breakfast and lunch) to 69 children with limited resources in the area, the mothers supported by preparing menus, starting in March began to provide care in its compartment, and who managed the construction of the dining room, but the ceiling is tentative because it is calamine.

The Foundation continues to support the monthly grant to this project which is led by the mothers of the community but supported by Father John Parish of St. Francis of Huanuco.